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Kevin Glew shares some mid-week Canadian baseball notes about Tyler Black, Dylan O'Rae, Andre Dawson and Jamie Lehman.
Canadian baseball notes: Tyler Black, Dylan O’Rae, Andre Dawson, Jamie Lehman
Tag: Texas Rangers
Canadian Charles Leblanc signs with Angels
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Charles Leblanc (Laval, Que.) has signed a minor league contract with the Angels. The deal includes an invite to MLB spring training.
Canadian baseball notes: Cal Quantrill, Cade Smith, Edouard Julien, Owen Caissie, Adam Macko, Jordan Procyshen
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Kevin Glew offers some mid-week Canadian baseball notes about Cal Quantrill, Edouard Julien, Adam Macko and Jordan Procyshen.
But What Do I Know? . . . Tip O’Neill Award, Josh Naylor, Paul Quantrill, Frank Howard
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My weekly Canadian baseball news "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Josh Naylor, Tyler O'Neill and Paul Quantrill.
But What Do I Know? . . . Dave McKay, Fergie Jenkins, Justin Morneau, Terry Puhl
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My weekly Canadian baseball news "But What Do I Know?" column discusses Dave McKay, Fergie Jenkins and Justin Morneau.
Former Montreal Expos reliever Jim Poole dies at 57
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Former Montreal Expos reliever Jim Poole died on October 6 due to complications from ALS. He was 57 years old.
Humble Henke should be on Blue Jays’ Level of Excellence
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Tom Henke is the best relief pitcher in Toronto Blue Jays history. He should be on the Blue Jays Level of Excellence at Rogers Centre.
Thirty years ago, Reimer became first Canadian since 1900 to record six hits in a MLB game
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On this date 30 years ago, Kevin Reimer (Enderby, B.C.) became the first Canadian to have six hits in a major league game since 1900.
Book Review: Gibby: Tales of A Baseball Lifer, by John Gibbons and Greg Oliver
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Kevin Glew reviews John Gibbons new memoir, Gibby: Tales of a Baseball Lifer, which is co-written by veteran Canadian author Greg Oliver.
Harden latest B.C. native born in 1981 to be elected to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
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Former Oakland A's and Chicago Cubs right-hander Rich Harden (Victoria, B.C.) has been elected to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.